Conduct Unbecoming: A C.T. Ferguson Crime Novel

Conduct Unbecoming, #15 - Intriguing and interesting with good characters, well written story lines and plenty of investigations happening. Good dialog between Gonzalez and Ferguson, almost like they're friendly. Good humor. T.J. has her voice. Source: The author. 5* Tom Fowler is an author with two good series. The C.T. Ferguson series fits into one of my all-time favorite genres, and I like that the PI is a privileged person instead of a Mickey Spillane stereotype. These books are well thought out in plot and character development along with realistic dialogues, realistic fight scenes and a smart mouthed character full of himself with plenty of good humor. Infrequent use of vulgar language. See my complete reviews with GoodReads and BookBub. The C.T. Ferguson Series: The Reluctant Detective, #1 – C.T. also has an interesting past that plays a large part in this introduction. Add in his parents, his older police Detective cousin and a good supporting cast, which all make it difficul

Personally, I think there's nothing better than another CT Ferguson book being released. Each and every time Tom Fowler gives his readers an engrossing story full of believable and interesting characters. Having enjoyed this series from the start it's a bit like being back with old friends when we rejoin CT and his family and friends. This time CT, and his assistant TJ, are working for the family of a councilman who has been found dead in bed with a equally dead school teacher. Is it suicide? Is it murder? Well, I'll not give away the story but be sure Tom Fowler gives answers to these questions with his usual talent and skill by weaving it all into a story that I for one just couldn't put down. Another great addition to this great series.

Another great one coming from my favorite author. You would think by now this series would be boring, but that’s not the case. Mr. Fowler knows how to keep you interested time and time again. I hope he keeps this up has I enjoy reading all of his series. I received a complimentary copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.